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Post by NatureNut on Jun 20, 2009 13:09:45 GMT -5
Anybody think the "As Seen on TV" Dual Saw would be useful for our stuff? Has a diamond blade available but don't know about the water/cooling part of it.
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Post by mohs on Jun 20, 2009 13:45:38 GMT -5
I just looked into those dual saw, slightly Someone at work told me about this miracle saw
The mechanism seems really remarkable How does one shaft turn 2 circular saw blades in opposite direction?
That part of this saw really interests me
It uses two regularly crafted carbide tip saw blades --looks like 5” blades For the majority of cutting--- wood, pipe, steel ect… Plunge cutting is distinct advantage especially for carpentry, framing ect…
I’m not sure there would be much advantage with rock with 2 opposite turning circular diamond saws blades ? But it may be a great portable saw out in the field ! guess you can buy diamond blades they advertise a wax lubricating cartridge that fit in to armature of the saw that cools the blade
Anyway it seems like a really neat innovative tool And I plan on figuring out the 2 opposite spinning blades on 1 shaft That really a trick!
hopefully someone down the road we'll supply 'hands on' use about this saw
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Post by Bikerrandy on Jun 20, 2009 20:45:34 GMT -5
I've used them before, you can start your cuts anywhere on the wood or wall. We use them to cut holes for electric recepticals. They work great, but I'm not sure that there would be any advantage for lapidary use. For one thing, we'd now be loosing the thickness of "two" blades with each cut.
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